The week is almost over and you’re excited to go home and play video games all weekend long. But... you don’t want to play any of the games you already own and you don’t want to spend any money on buying something new. Well, since you’re not exactly sure what to play, let me throw a few suggestions your way.

Ubisoft is letting you try its hack and slash fighting game For Honor for free this weekend; the offer is available for multiple platforms, including Steam. Speaking about Steam, it is giving you the chance to play Saints Row IV for free for a limited time. And speaking about limited time deals, Humble Bundle is offering Space Pilgrim Episode 1 and Pony Island completely free alongside the Humble microJumbo Bundle.

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1. For Honor

When For Honor launched back in February, the gaming world was hyped and eager to play a game where Vikings, Samurai and Knights fought against one another in a medieval setting. Skip ahead a few months and For Honor is no longer an eagerly awaited title, being branded as one of the worst games of the year. Out of all the reviews that its has on Steam, the recent ones are "mostly negative" and the overall feeling towards the game is "mixed."

If you don’t want to give For Honor a try, I can certainly understand why. But seeing that Ubisoft is letting you try For Honor for free, you might as well see if all the criticism is warranted. If For Honor does indeed suck, at least you gave it a shot. If it doesn’t suck and you end up liking it, you can get it for a considerable discounts. As expected, For Honor is free for the weekend AND it is heavily discounted as well.

The For Honor Free Weekend is available for PC via Uplay and Steam, for Xbox One if you have Xbox Live Gold, and for PS4 . Console players have until August 14 at 4:59PM PDT and PC gamers have until August 13 at 1PM PDT to play For Honor for free.

Judging by the reviews, chances are that you won’t like For Honor. But if you do, then you can get the game for half off. For Honor Standard, Deluxe and Gold Edition are all discounted by 50% meaning that you could get the Standard Edition for $30 instead of $60, the Deluxe Edition for $35 instead of $70, and the Gold Edition for $50 instead of $100.

Additional information on the free weekend and all For Honor discounts is available here.

For Honor – Quick Facts

Game type – hack and slash fighting game.

Release date – February 2017 for PC, Xbox One and PS4.

Price – currently discounted by 50% and priced at $30 for the Standard Edition, $35 for the Deluxe Edition and $50 for the Gold Edition.

About – Carve a path of destruction through an intense, believable battlefield in For Honor. Enter the chaos of a raging war as a Knight, Viking, or Samurai, three of the greatest warrior legacies. For Honor is a fast-paced and immersive experience, mixing skill with visceral, never-before-seen melee combat.

Wacky humor, a huge open world, and completely bonkers gameplay where you have to fight aliens using weird weapons and awesome superpowers. That is, in a nutshell, what you can expect to get from 2013’s Saints Row IV, the fourth entry in the Saints Row series of open world action-adventure video games.

If you have yet to give this game a try, Steam is giving you the chance to play Saints Row IVfor free until Sunday, August 13, at 1PM Pacific Time. If you like the game and decide to add it to your library, you can buy Saints Row IV for a considerable discount. The Standard Edition is 75% off, priced at $3.74 instead of $14.99 and the Game of the Century Edition that contains the base game and all DLC is 80% off, priced at $3.99 instead of $19.99.

The newest entry in the Saints Row series is Gat out of Hell which is discounted by 75% as well, priced at $3.74 instead of $14.99.

Saints Row IV – Quick Facts

Game type – open world action-adventure video game.

Release date – August 2013 for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3; ported to Xbox One, PS4 and Linux in 2015.

Price – currently discounted by 75% on Steam and priced at $3.74 for the Standard Edition and $3.99 for the Game of the Century Edition.

Reviews – Very Positive rating on Steam.

About – The epic conclusion to the game that changed all the rules! The Saints have gone from the crackhouse to the White House—but the Earth has been invaded and it’s up to you to free the world from Overlord Zinyak and his alien empire. With homies new and old by your side, and an arsenal of superpowers and strange weapons, you must save the world in the wildest open world game ever!

The Humble microJumbo Bundle, Humble Bundle’s latest bundle, is currently offering 13 indie games for the low price of $3. Out of all the games that are part of the bundle, two are available for free: Space Pilgrim Episode 1 and Pony Island.

Space Pilgrim Episode 1 is a sci-fi adventure game that has very positive reviews on Steam. There are four episodes in all and each individual episode is priced at $1.99 or €0.99 on Steam.

"Captain Gail Pilgrim has been flying starships since she was a kid, ferrying passengers between planets and space stations across the galaxy. She has no reason to expect that this latest trip to Alpha Centauri will be anything special, even if her passengers are a little more diverse than usual: a fusion scientist, a retired space marine and a priest. However, it turns out to be far from a routine interstellar voyage…"

Pony Island is a puzzle game that has overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam, where it is currently priced at $4.99.

"Pony Island is a suspense puzzle game in disguise. You are in limbo, trapped in a malevolent and malfunctioning arcade machine devised by the devil himself. The devil detests having his puzzles solved and poor programming exposed; you will need to think outside the box to proceed and you will be insulted when you do."

To get these two games you must visit the Humble microJumbo Bundle page, scroll down to the Free and DRM-FREE! Section and enter your email. It looks like this.

With the blockbuster movie season upon us, Sony decided to celebrate the occasion with a sale: the Attack of the Blockbusters Sale that offers discounts of up to 50% (60% if you’re a PlayStation Plus member) on a ton of PS4 video games.

Samsung’s new T5 portable solid-state drive (PSSD) uses the latest 64-layer V-NAND technology, offers between 250GB and 2TB of storage capacity, has a lightweight and shock-resistant design that’s smaller than the average business card, and delivers industry-leading transfer speeds of up to 540 MB/s.